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Haven't done the winter warmer for years (used to get it from the local Wilko shop, now gone). Always came out ok - nothing special but...

If you have Premium Bonds it's important to keep your address up to date. My wife has some that go back to the 70s. And all numbers can...

Hi I have been brewing since the 90s. I brew wine, mostly country wines, from fruits I grow, including apples, rhubarb, gooseberries...

Another social media "storm in a teacup" .... or "storm in a milk bottle" Or the latest trend .... conophytum ....I have got one:

Hi all, I recently joined this forum to learn more on brewing and all that comes with it. As requested, a short introduction of myself...

Further east inland it's been windy/stormy, still is for the rest of the day. 4 trees near the rail line bending back and forth ... safe...

Welcome! I do a lot of brews without taking the gravity reading, can't be bothered. Always comes out fine. Main thing is cleanliness and...

She's drinking it all. Not a proper Guinness-drinker, though. When Guinness was worth drinking, it was down-in-one and only the...

Corny kegs are great, but to easy to drink from :laugh8:, I went back to bottles generally as a way of rationing, "shall I open another...

Hi, I joined up some 10 years ago, then built a house, had a couple kids and the brewing equipment soon gathered dust. But my partner...

Iran is only mentioned once in that article.......

Generally I get a clear beer with careful pouring. Sometimes it will be hazy - I call that "naturally hazy" if anyone asks. No adverse...

Hi there... I'm returning to home brewing after about ten years away. Whilst I can be as analytical as the rest - BSc in Chemistry...

Don't. Leave the lid on after boil. Have a cuppa, do the shopping. When you get back it will be about right. For reference. I leave...

And treat your bottles well - they can last for decades. I still got some Boots brand pint bottles from about 30 years ago. And if you...